KevLo, that is one of my all time favorite ballads and I have seen via the internet that I am not alone in my passion
for that song and Bertha's delivery. Unfortunately in over 3 years of searching I have never been able to find out more
about Bertha, where she was from, where she went other than some mention of her once working with Sly Stone. She's
truly one of those one hit wonders that I wonder why in the hell didn't she have a bigger career...Anyway, I had to
post this link for anyone who never heard the song...

KevLo, that is one of my all time favorite ballads and I have seen via the internet that I am not alone in my passion
for that song and Bertha's delivery. Unfortunately in over 3 years of searching I have never been able to find out more
about Bertha, where she was from, where she went other than some mention of her once working with Sly Stone. She's
truly one of those one hit wonders that I wonder why in the hell didn't she have a bigger career...Anyway, I had to
post this link for anyone who never heard the song...

Bertha Tillman was working as a department store salesgirl in San Diego when she was discovered by Hank Blackman of J.J. Jackson and the Jackals. Lead singer June Jackson had written "Oh My Angel" and the Jackals were the un-credited group that backed Tillman on this tremendously soulful tearjerker. During the same session the Jackals also recorded as Hank Blackman and the Killers "Everybody Has Someone" (Brent 7030)

"Oh My Angel" '62/'63 (Brent 7029) is a favorite of mine, and well-loved among many in California. My (then) 5 year old nephew sung this song to me over the phone a few Christmases ago...